the computer, which will reduce the result of the property being an infringement. A con from exporting from the United States that it would cost more money from the taxes, duties, and the trade barriers that are from Western Europe. Another con would be that it would take much longer to exist something from over seas. First, I will start with the cons of the process where you might not have full control over the manufacturing process, which can really impact the product of the computer. This can significantly be a bad idea. A pro of having to license a European firm to manufacture and market the computer in Europe would be how they know all of the distribution centers and knowledge to get the product where it needs to be. This is a very important pro because it would much harder for you to figure out, if you didn't know the area in Western Europe.
As an international manager of a US business that has just developed, I would export the computer from the US because I will have full control of how the computer will be manufactured and distributed to Europe. Another pro that I would consider to export from the US is that the patent would be able to protect the design of the computer, which will reduce the result of the property being an infringement. A con from exporting from the United States that it would cost more money from the taxes, duties, and the trade barriers that are from Western Europe. Another con would be that it would take much longer to exist something from over seas.
First, I will start with the cons of the process where you might not have full control over the manufacturing process, which can really impact the product of the computer. This can significantly be a bad idea. A pro of having to license a European firm to manufacture and market the computer in Europe would be how they know all of the distribution centers and knowledge to get the product where it needs to be. This is a very important pro because it would much harder for you to figure out, if you didn't know the area in Western Europe.
Finally, to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in Europe, there will be many different benefits. The person will have complete control of the manufacturing and marketing, which will be good for adapting to the European market. Also, it will be good for having protection against the risk of infringement. If there was no protection, there would be some legal trouble with this. The only con that I can really think of is how there will be a lot of money at first that you would have to put in.
I would choose option c because it will be the one that will work out the best, even though there is a lot of money that you will put in first, it will end up working the best in the long run. The flexibility of what you want to do with the computer and the protection are very key factor in this process to be successful.
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